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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-12
4o-INCH UNDERWEAR LINEN.

To make this special sale Of Underwear and Pillow
lAnens more attractive have made a general mark
down IN our Linen Department. We can only auoess
few of the many special values:
Red-Bordered Damask Doylies Coo per doz
Initial Dinner NAPKINS 80 Per doz; worth s2.5
value S135. -f' -'
German Dinner Napkins at g. rs: worth e3os
lS-inch Glass Towens, loc per I'd usual pricel2Sc
a1inch Hall -Blesched German Damask el Der yd;
now - 49,
from az. ''s
duced from Sl.31k
per yd. w.
New and exclusive designs in Fancy Turkish Towels
and Tides.
And 10 make the sale even more interesting we win
lnclude OF our own importation 252 doz X Dinner
Napkins at 81 per doz worth 81 40 100 dog ., Din
ner Napkins at 8 30 per doz
This is quality of good Napkins that IL In diicut
70 duplicate anywhere. even at 81 par doz
Now. we have made an effort 10 enlehten you about
goods that You use every day. and have quoted you
prices that If you need Of all would be more than
tempting. Now show your appreciation by merely
asking to he shown these goods. IL you have no
idea Of purchasing. We Of inqu,stive turn of
mind and nxsous to learn how many this -
nouncement So no need 70 hesitate. All come TO
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NorH1sa ToueHER TEAM LEATHER

NOTHING TOUGHER TEAM LEATHER
Tanners, leather and shoe manufacturers and deal
ers, having handled the tough substance for
twenty-five years. become themselves tough and laugh
at the SANDERS and fasehoods those poisonous rep
tiles, the 'monopolists."
shoemen set Of men who stick together like the
knights of Labor and other respectable societies for
the purpose Of maintaining their high standard of
esteem in the hearts of their fellow men
Men dealing exclusively in leather do not believe in
running themselves aud neighbors by Offering goods
for less than paid for only knaves and monoposts
try that game of bluff.
Shoe dealers men who fear God. love and honor
their neghbors are temperate in their habits do
not allow their make fools of themselves OF
get furious by the ISLANDERS of "monopolists"
The esteemed patrons of "HEILBRUN's Old stand-
Established in 1862" are respectfully reminded that
the high reputation of this exclusive shoe house, for
honest and just dealingsfor their charitable berality
for their readiness help and assist their errng breth
ren for the low prices they named for goods solid
"union-made" Shoes, will be maintained.
MEMS SOLID CALF BUTTON. LACE
AND CONGRESS CATERS,
every pair warranted. at the low price of sl97
Hand-sewed Ladies' and Gents Caters. -.
Ladies' lasting Button Shoes 81 cents.
Misses and Boys Solid Shoes, Csc
l. HEILBRUN,
The Largest One Price Shoe House.
4oe SEVENTH ST.
geo Inc Old Lady In WINDOW.
WA1rHAM WArcHEa
LADIES' wALTHAM WATCHES from s2s so to $50
GENTS wALTHAM WATCHES from s3s to slOO.
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT AND THE
CHEAPEST PRICES IN THE CITY.
sAM'L LEWIS SONS
1915 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Established 1910. inject
j. &. HurcHNsox
IMPORTER
SPRING OPENING MILLINERY
PATTERN BONNETS,
ROUND HATS,
RIBBONS. FLOWERS,
MARCH 10TH. 11rH AND 18TH
WRAPS, vISITES. JACKETS at S2.37 and upward
Our stock consists Of choice goods best grade fabric
and manufacture.
LACES. PASSEMENTERIES.
DRESS TRIMMINGS BUTTONS,
ATTRACTIVE PRICES
NOVELTIES IN JAPANESE sCARFS TABLE
COVERS, ETC.
FOSTER KID GLOVES. WITH NEW IMPROVED
HOOK. q PAIR UPWARD.
J. c. HUTCHINSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-12

A duel was fought at Pesth yesterday between
Lieut.. Wahrmann, son OF Deputy Wahrmann, and
Count Szechenyl The latter was shot. There Isl
no hope for his recovery.
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Saturday Smiles.

AmuSementS are under the ban during Lent, but
amateur theatricals are allowed--Boston Post.
Trusting to chants-expecting to get to heaven
Dy singing hymns.-IezGs SVtings.
Some Of the richest congressman are the poorest
congressman. And there Is nothing paradOxical
about it, either.-PLck
A clergyman who married four couples in one
it was ''pretty fast Work. mot very" RESPONDED
ms friend, "only four knots an hour
we snouid say It was too fast-fOur times two
ast!Accident NeUs.
!t is reported that the auditing department con-
Calns a nest OF adders Don't doubt it. In an
once OF t1at sort adders figure to advantage.-x
Adams Messenger.
asked Judge OF witness in court the other morn
ing "Aii but my mother-in-law, 1 believe, your
nonor Iney didn't get on very well tOgether."-
Did you ever observe it? When man makes a
humble beginning and rises to wealth and distinc-
ZION, ne Is pointed out by his fellowmen as q
life as chambermaid, or in any other position In
the number walks OF nfe and afterward rises In
Ine word, the rest OF womankind never forgives
her. Why is 1t so?-&. Paul Globe.
Smith.-Who is that gentleman you were talk
ing with just now?
Brown claims to be titled Englishman OF
di sla3e 3 family, but doubt it.
Brown.-Because he didn't ask me to lend him
any mOney.-Puck.
he who has too much to do with the "ante" usu-
ally ends by having considerable dealings with the
''uncle. "-BostOn Courier
vile ITO Observation-Disclosures wants to come and
MAKE MAJ US visit John; but have written her that
Just at present, while baby is teething, 1t wouldn't
De convenient: give you the letter Will you
think to mail it?
husband (,vith an air of perfect confdence.H
Wen, should say uld!-Psck.
Semper Ethel-George, dear, they have a
new KIND OF candy down at WeStlOW'a It's per-
fectly delicious
George tnerv0usly)-Is it? A new kind, eh9 What
does 1t cost?
Ethel-Only dollar O pound dear. And 1t melts
broSial nectar.
you said 1t was new kind Son,erviHe Journal
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General BOulanxer.

Sir Charles Dixie in Fortnightly Review.
The whole OF the persons who count in France,
have counted latterly, or are likely to count, are,
with one possible exception admittedly peaceable.
The one exception, of course, is Gen. Boulanger,
and it must be admitted not only that he excites
in Germany and in Russia fears or hopes, as the
case may be- but that he arouses very general pub
lie attention even in France. The personality of
the man is strong. He has come very suddenly to
the front. Gambetta, indeed, used to speak of
him as one OF the four best officers in France but
he put him rather below than above at least two
OF the four. Gen. Boulanger is still quite young;
he Is very handsome, and good speaker He
was especially popular; Gen. Boulanger is
tlemanly code Of honor, but it is uni
versally admitted that what has happened
has not done him any harm. l shall be disbe-
ueved when state simply that his personal pop
ular1ty In France is greater than that enjoyed by
any man since Napoleon was at the he1ghth OF his
power, with the possible exception OF Lafayette ut
the moment OF the revolution In 1880. General
Boulanger exciteS good deal OF prejudice in so
ciety; but society in France counts less than it
does In any other country in Europe. He is, prob
ably, more popular with the army than was the
prince-preSident in 1S49 and 1850 and the dislike
Gers was felt also, and even more intensely, for
tne pr1nce-pres1dent. All the politicians are
AFRAID OF him, and yet, somehow or other, he is
never mentioned without smile. In spite OF his
extraordinary popularity no one takes him quite
seriously, and The newspapers are able to ignore
his real standing with their readers and to 20 on
writing OF him as ringmaster, which they pre-
tend he resembles. 1t must be admitted that the
circus element Is not wanting in General BOu-
hangers composition.
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A MEDICINE Nor A Dn1Sk.
HIGH AUTHORITY.

Hop Bittep In not in any sense alcoholic bever-
age or liquor and could be sold for except 10
persons DESTROYS Of obtaining medicinal bitters-
GREEN b. RAUM.
q. g. Com'r Internal Revenue
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Az we intend to make this department one Of IL
features of our establishment desire oil thsss-
tention Of consumers to the following bsry.lns
Cashmere, 40 inches wide at $50. worth ooc.
Henrietta Cloth 40 inches. at soc. worth sl1s.
a. sI4o siSs.
Melrose Cloth. very soft and stylish mas.nal. -
inches wide. at 75c., worth al.
Australian Grape, at Soc worth Csc.
40 So
Canvass Cloth. a. inches wide, at eOc, worth Ssa
Cashier, material similar to Cashmere, but ~ q
heavier twill, at Soc worth 65c.
Drap dAlma, at 75c, worth goo.
sL25 sl.5O.
Cancels Hair Glaze. something entirely nev. q &C.,
Abatross and Nuns Yelling at 5oc.-extn good qoaa-
ity for the money.
Whip Cord something like very hne Serge, q ooa,
worth 81 10.
A very fine Cancels Hair Cloth, in spring wskxhx q
inches wide, at s120. worth s1.5O.
Trcot Cloth. 3S inches wide at 4Sc- worth 6Oc
Boucla and Freize Cloth, ct Sc, worth OIL.
Tslnise and Tricotine Cloth At q, worth el2A
Besides q great many other stylish and eooda
which confident offer lou - same
quality can be found in the city.
grounds with white figure dots and stripes, thss
very suitable for second mourning.
Afull assortment of Courtauld's English cr.pssfor
trimmings and wells.
Nuns veilinss with tape edges for veils from q -
90 per yard
WE WILL BE PLEASED AT ANY TIME TO SHOW
OUR GOODS. EVERY ATTENTION WILL
BE GIVEN DUB CUSTOMERS
EBf "A ST Nm Nm /. ss1
Ell E ssS Fl / ! ID : ssE i So
mill 9TH. sTH AND d sTREETa
VIZ Have Cur PR,crs
HEAVY ovERooATs AND surN
T. T T. :: :: T. !: II I EH
En- E Enf $ e s ssss In
EsSs / / 90 suss -:
CORNER 5TH AND sTREEra
Cox, COM
CHEAPEST AND cLEANEsT FUEL
WASHINGTON GAS ooAPANY's
COKE
Ofaoe Gas Company, Alb 10th q ne.
Either of the eight Offices Of JOHNSON BROTHkRA
AG. JOHNSON BROTHERS. odAoa
y.BALDwIN yoHNsONs oan0sa
and ct
HENRY A JONES, erocesy store:
h31-3m 3l0l n ut. n.w- GsorEetown-
20 TO GEO. s. WALKER FOR MoNUlONrAL
such work Once ana n.Ta so2 . eos A0EsS CO.
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A Curious Call i'm Chicago.
MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE THAT MAY DEVELOP
INTO TRAGEDY.

INTO TRAGEDY.
jacob Keppler, butcher, was arrested in
Chicago yesterday for disorderly conduct, and it
Is intimated that he may be held on more serious
charge. Frederick Wirth, another butcher was
in company with Keppler on Friday last, but has
since disappeared. Detectives who have been en-
ployed on the case found that Keppler has been
out OF employment for about five weeks. They
also learned that he has frequently applied to the
foreman OF turner's packing house FOR Wirth'S
place, and that the day following Wirth,s disap-
pearance he cal led and asked ifWirth had come TO
work. on being told that he had not, Keppler
went 10 tne residence OF Mrs. Wirth and asked II
she had found her husband She answered that
she had not. and asked keppler If he knew OF his
whereabouts. He said he did not, but was sure
that he was not in jail. He then said to the
woman: III he's dead, I'll support you" Justice
Meach continued the case to give the police time
10 investigate. They Intimate their belief that a
sensational tragedy will be deyeloped
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-12

william Monroe coiored was brought TO Jail at
Port Tobacco Md. Thursday, charged with COM
Knitting a felonious assault upon Julia Ann Gill,
also coiored-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-12

Tanners, leather and shoe manufacturers and deal
ers, having handled the tough substance for
twenty years, become themselves tough and laugh
at the SANDERS and falsehoods of those poisonous
tiles, the "monopolists"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-12

shoemen are pet Of men who stick together like the
knights of Labor and other respectable societies for
the purpose Of maintaining their high standard Of
esteem in the hearts of their fellow men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-12

Shoe dealers are men who fear God. love and honor
their neghbors are temperate in their habits and
not allow their make fools of themselves or
get furious by the ISLANDERS Of "monopolists"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-12

Men dealing exclusively in leather do not believe in
running themselves and neghbors by Offering goods
for less than paid for only knaves and ouoposts
try that game of bluff
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The genuine Round Oak Stove
at Carothers & Greene's.
Home Again.

B. T. Lamkin has returned from
the East where he has been for
several weeks purchasing bargains
for his customers. He announces
an exclusive carpet, oil-cloth, rug
and trunk department up stairs.
His stock is row complete and all
hands are working day and night
to get the goods marked and on the
shelves. He invites special atten-
ton to the fnestsline of ladies'
dress goods and trimmings ever
shown in this city. He has
doubled his, stock of shoes and
now carries thirty five different
styles in this department, and
thinks he WI Il be able to suit any
one, not wan ting shoddy goods. In
fancy move, ties and notions, he
leads all OF hers. A visit to his
palace store will pay whether you
purchase o.: not.
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| A school report left here las
Saturday has been mislaid which
accounts for it not appearing II
this GRAPHIC.
10. Fl. Nichols, and J. G.
Carothers were in Quincy several
days this week. We presme they
went down to see Baldwin's jump.
Rev. CHAs. RIGGLE, of Macks-
vile, Kans., is visiting relatives
and friends here and in the vicini-
ty of Willmathville.
DR.. Mitchell, Prof. Mason, W. T
BAIRD, and Misses Allie Orr and
Nettie Smith are attending the
Presbyterian Synod at Kansas
City this week.
Miss bessie JOHNSTON, of Dav-
export, To-, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Q. Updyke, for the
past month, returned home yester-
day morning.
Mr.. John W. Hutchinson left
Sunday evening for Donovan, Ills.
He found his farms here in a high
ly satisfactory condition, which is
an unusual thing with rented
farms. His lands are first class
and we predict will be worth $40
per acre at no distant day.
Friday night Oct. 21st, Miss
Lucia B. Griffin, supported by the
best home talent in the city of
Kirksvllle, will present the charm
ing new and original comedy,
Dolly Muggins, The Naughty
girl, written especially to display
Miss Griffin's talent as an imper-
senator.
The cast Of characters is es-
pecially good, and the music Will
be the best the city affords.
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American Watches in variety,
together with other goods in the
line, constant iy on hand and for
sale at lowest prices by HART d
MILLER; adjoining Masonic
building, Kirksville, Mo. No goods
bought or sold on tick, nor no one
in their deals with the firm beat
out OF their money; yet their
clocks and. watches, sold or re-
paired, are guaranteed to go on
tick and beat time correctly.
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DR.. F. H. Baseow.

DR.. f. Ell. Boscow will be at
Kirksville, Mo-, from the 4th to
the 24th of each month. He treats
chronic or long standing diseases
successfully, especially diseases of
the lungs, throat, stomach, heart,
liver, kidneys. etc. Nervous affec-
tons and all diseases arising from
impure blood. Office two doors
east of Brewington and Fowler's
dry goods store.
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TAILORING.

When you want the finest over
coat in town go to J. Fowler, Mer-
chant Tailor, north side, over
Kinnear's harness shop.
When you want the best suit of
clothing in town for the least
money, go to J. Fowler's. Don't
forget the place, north side over
Kinnear's harness shop. He don't
keep auction or lottery goods.
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How Often.

Do we here this remark, ooh! :
have a fearful headache" Suffer
ing with head ache is useless
when it can be cuIed in one
minute by applying Holland Balm.
Try it once; it is good for all aches
and palma. j. G. Jamison Agent
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING,

zsaving closed 1000 Suits of Staple Clothing from
~ Manufacturing establishment much less than cost to
manufacture the enabled to from g to
so suit We have the largest line of Clothing in Kksyle
OUR OVERCOATS ARE SUPERB-Our 81 80 and $500 Over
equal that being sold much higher Our
$500 Overcoat daisy Our $50 immense Our SO coat
knocks the persmmons time In boys and ehdrens clothing
undersell everybody
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BuekIen's Arniea Salve.

The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Salt, Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect sat
lsfactlon, or money refunded.
Price25 ents per box. For sail
by j G. Jamison.
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Evans & Shaver

Want 100 new, cash customers
/ who appreciate pure goods. Nv
corn sugar, colored coffee or an
other snlde goods sold at their es
Enlistment. All goods guaran
teed pure. Examine their goods
buy and get fat.
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D. C. Pierce & Co., sells gaso-
line by the gallon or barrel. Don't
bother by bringing your can, but
leave orders. Your can Will be
called for and returned brim full
of the best burning gasoline, at
low prices. ct
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Notice.

1 have moved my paint shop to
second block north Of Kennedy &
Link warehouse. Leave orders
for painting and paper hanging at
Groves drug store.
GEORGE MELVIN, Painter
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For Rent.

House and five acres Of land in
the Southeast part of town. Good
brick house of six rooms, cellar,
we'll and cistern, wood house, good
orchard, small fruit, good barn.
Inquire of p. J. Brown.
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Itch, prairie mango, and scratch
es of every kind cured in 80 min
utes by Woolford's Sanitary Lo-
ton. Use no other. This never
fails. " arranted by F. A. Grove
Il Co., Kirksville.
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UNDERWEAR,

Special buyer in the underwear department has given
Ss rs the best selected stock of Mems Womens and
Cndrens Underwear Embracing Red Wool Garments Camels
Hair Suits, Fine Merino goods mixed goods, lower
prices than heretofore offered We invite special attention
department.
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Born.

SPARKs-To the wife of David c..
Sparks, Sperry, No, Oct. 9th,
a girl, weight 9pounds.
CLIFToN-To the wife of James
Clifton, Thursday, Oct. 9th. a
girl, weight 10 lbs.
Give to pig when it grunts,
and a child when it cries, and you
will have a fine pig and a bad
child.
Where there is room in the
heart there is always room in the
house.-Moore.
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Grassle Bros, have horseshoe
ing department in connection with
their wagon factory; pillow repair
ing has attention, also.
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Notice.

The K1rksville Wollen Mills
manufactures no shoddy or cotton
yarns. Do not allow shoddy or
cotton yarns sold to you for our
goods. BIGsBY Bros, Ploprietors
of Kirksville Wooden Mills.
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The New Millinery store has
opened up in grand style and is
having fine trade. They are re-
ceiving new goods daily and want
all to come and see how cheap
they sell them. West side under
PARCELS House. c.. W. FOWLER.
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Notice.

I am instructed by Brewington
& Fowler to publish the names of
all those owing them where judg-
ment has been rendered, if not
paid before Nov. 18th, 1887.
3. W. Ross.
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d. c. Pierce & Co., make special
inducements to student clubs and
boarding houses for cash. 1t will
pay you to look at their stock and
prices. Wv
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Ladies wraps of the latest, pref
test, most desirable styles and
lower than any body at
GEO. r. BREwINGToN's.
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Fat Stock Wanted.

". T. Willis will purchase all
the fat stock you have at highest
prices. He will be found at Muir
phey Bros, or J. S. Bakers feed
store.
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Persons wishing to negotiate
eastern loans on their farms will
never know where the best terms
are to be had until the call on
]. c. THATCHER.
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Remember that c. ". Dunlap
is in the hardware business on the
east side and that he has splendid
line of heaters and cook-stoves at
very reasonable prices.
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DIED.

THoMAs-Of typhoid fever in this
city, Wednesday, Oct, u, Geo.
Thomas,aged 10 yrs. Interment
in the Kirksville cemetery, yes
terday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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G. J Pollock, at 0.
p. G.. G. e. has made
a special purchase OF
sugar, which he will
sell 20 lbs. for 81 90.
Why Not?

Why not eat bread when you
can get sack of -four for So cents
at Nichols.
D. ". Goodson wants all your
potatoes and will pay you the high
est price in cash.
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Festival.

Willard Union Sunday school
will give a festival at Willard Hall,
the evening of October 21rst. A
cordial invitation to all. Proceeds
to be used for the purchase OF a
church organ. COMMITTEE
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Farm Loans.

Make your Farm loans of W.
81. Clark Kirkv1lle Mo, Office over
Savings Bank.
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Wanted.

A good girl to do general house
work in the country. Good wages
will be paid the right party. Ad-
dress GRAPHIC Office.
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When We live beyond our means
TIVE live on some one else's means
a nd honest people do not regard
his as honest.
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Two car loads of stoves at
Carother's & Greene's.
THATCHER
For Insurance and Farm l. ,hs
Money Saved is Money Twice Earned
The lowest rates of interest and
most liberal terms are given by
W. 81. Clark Kirksville.
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Men love to b ear of their power,
ut have an extreme disrelfsh to
/ e told their duty.